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There are 219 item(s) tagged with the keyword "Putin".

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61. Time for A Talk?

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov claims that Russia remains "open for talks" with Ukraine and other interested nations.

Tags: politics, war in ukraine, Zelensky, putin, dmitry peskov
62. Brussels Sprouts and Nuclear Strikes

Russian politician Dmitry Medvedev dismissed EU Representative Josep Borrell's fear of nuclear war as "paranoid."

Tags: Borrell, EU, war in ukraine, putin, dmitry medvedev
63. Bulldogs under the Kremlin Rugs

As we said at the outset, Russia lost this war the day it began. But where are we now?

Tags: siloviki, kremlin, putin, war
64. Beginning of the End?

Two appropriate birthday "presents" for Russia's authoritarian-in-chief.

Tags: ukraine, war, nobel, memorial, dissent, putin
65. From Offense to Defense

After a five-day referendum, Putin signs a decree integrating Zaporizhzhia, Kherson, and parts of Donetsk and Luhansk into Russia.

Tags: international relations, DPR, LPR, UN, putin, independence, war in ukraine
66. Online Inroads

Putin opened a new highway in Yekaterinburg Oblast, remotely.

Tags: politics, technology, putin, transport
67. High Treason in High Places

After charging President Putin with high treason for the invasion of Ukraine, seven lawmakers have been summoned by the police.

Tags: war in ukraine, dissent, law, government, putin
68. It's Nothing Serious... Right?

In a recent meeting, President Vladimir Putin claimed that the invasion into Ukraine wasn't anything "real" or "serious."

Tags: international relations, military, Putin, war in ukraine
69. The Center of Denial

Putin denies Russia shelled a shopping center in Kremenchug, Ukraine, that killed 18 people.

Tags: journalism, war in ukraine, putin
70. A Humiliating Lack of Recognition

"In general, it has been calculated that if the right of nations to self-determination is actually realized throughout the globe, then instead of the 193 states that are now members of the UN, more than 500 or 600 states would emerge on Earth. Of course, it would be chaos. For this reason, we don’t recognize Taiwan, Kosovo, South Ossetia, or Abkhazia. Apparently, this principle will be applied to the quasi-states, which, in our view, Luhansk and Donetsk are."

– President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, at a recent forum with President Putin
Tags: war in ukraine, putin, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, Kazakhstan, international relations

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